Employee Chili Cookoff
December 1, 2022
Third annual employee Chili Cookoff to benefit the Euclid Hunger Center
Law Director Kelley Sweeney hosted the 3rd annual Employee Chili Cookoff at City Hall to benefit the Euclid Hunger Center. City employees paid $5 each to sample chilis made by their co-workers, then voted on their favorites. A total of $290 was raised for the Hunger Center to help kick off their holiday food drive. Thank you to everyone who participated in this fun charity event!
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